Weekends are for children (and not much else)
I used to be a big weekend project guy, or at least I liked to think of myself as one. I used to love the thought of spending a weekend working on some household job or creative project. But that was a simpler time, before my weekends became more demanding than my weekdays. Remember Dad […]
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Slaughtering wave after wave of space monsters (but in a nice way)
When I first played BioShock, I rescued all the Little Sisters I could find. When given the option to spare a character’s life in Grand Theft Auto IV, I did so. Even in Jetpack Joyride, I’d rather high-five a scientist than gun him down. If a game allows me the option of making moral choices, […]
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Say, what’s the deal with this whole #IdleNoMore thing?
If you’re like me, and you’re still trying to get a handle on the #IdleNoMore protests, then you’re not alone. The movement has grown so quickly in its first few weeks, and spread so far beyond our borders, that even the people behind the movement’s official website have said they can’t keep up with all of the […]
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Working in the morning, thinking in the afternoon
By the time this post gets published, I’ll be back at the office after a two-week vacation. I’ll also have been awake since a “dad duty” shift at 4:00 AM, which is going to make today a challenge. I guess I should thank my daughter for helping me keep my resolution to get up early, […]
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Why jet lag might be the secret to my success in 2013
If you were actually awake at midnight, then you partied harder than my wife and I. After an eight-hour flight from the UK with an exhausted baby, we were both in bed by 10:30 PM with some wine and an old episode of Futurama. I was asleep by the end credits. On the bright side, […]
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